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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-05-28

THE GRANGE NOT PARTISAN.
8. We empnatiCally and sincerely assert
the oft repeated truth taught in our organic
laws that the Grange-National, State OF
Subordinate-is not political or party or.
ganization. No Grange, if true to its obi
cations, can discuss political or religious
questions, n II call political conventions nol
nominate candidates nor even discuss theil
merits in its Meetings.
Yet the principles we teach underlle all
true politics, all true craftsmanship and il
properly carried olt, will tend te puri y
the whole political atmosphere of our coun-
| try, for we seek the greatest good to all.
| BY resolution of the National Grange
Boston, Mass, 1855, "the greatest number
erased and the word "dLL" substituted |
We always bear IN mind that no one by
becoming a Patron of Husbandry gives up
that inalienable right and duty which be-
longs TO every American citizen, to take a
proper interest in the politics of his coun.
try.
On the contrary, 1t is right for every
member TO do all in his power legitimately
TO influence for good the action OF any pO.
lifical party TO which he belongs 1t is his
duty 10 do all he can in his own party TO
put down bribery, corruption and trickery :;
10 see that none but competent faithful!
and honest men, who will unilinChingly
stand by our industrial interests, are nomi
mated for all positions of trust and to have
carried out the principle which should
characterize every Patron, that tie gfi"e
shOuid seek the MN, and not tie man The
office.
We acknowledge the broad principle
that difference of opinion is no crime, and
hold that progress toward truth is made
by difference oi opinion" while the fault
lies in bitterness of controversy.
We desire a proper equality, equity and
fairness; protection for the weak, restraint
upon the strong; in short Justly distributed
burdens, and justly distributed power
These are American Ideas, the very as,
sence of American independence, and TO
advocate the contrary Is unworthy Of the
sons and daughters of an American re-
public.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

Last evening the Rev. Adam Stenglf
united Mr.. Benjamin Money and Mias
Emma Kentou In tie bonds Of matii
mony at n Q residence of Mrs Maggie
Money, No. S2a west Seventh street.
Bstween 20 aud 30 friends WITH esged
the ceremony. The bride and groom
were plainly and neatly attired. MIS-
Lille Schofield acted as bridesmaid,
Mr. John l. Gouley 40 Rroomsmsn anu
M.sa Auua Miller played the wedding
march. After tbs congratulations the
company enjoyed a b0unttful reps. I
from spieDd!d,y furnished taale.
Tie presents were numerous ard use
full. Amongst them we're u coaple OF
pair of vases from j. l. Gou,ey, o
silver batter dish from Harry Rlley.
another silver butte. dish from Mr..
Add,e Simpson, wine set from Mr..
@. II. ken.on, lamps from W. Fl.
Wooters aud Mr.. N2ylor, + Ives bntt, {
knives ( ON Harry Scaielc, ana wifi,
carving knife aud wall pockets fron
Hiram Yer2er aud wife, finger bo1ll
from Ida Colt, toveling aud table
linen from MIS- England md Mrs.
Jones, glass dessert set from MIS- Mag
gle Money, plncusbioa and chair tidy
from Lille Schotield, eless dish from
I. j. Kenton, a mirror from lady and
other presents useful AID Ornamental.
Tho wly.tnairled couple will 90 Tt
house keeping in the house In which
they were married.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
Death OF . Sinister,

Tho Rsv. John Chandler Gregg, Z
prominens Clergyman and . msmb Der o
the Philadelphia Methodist Don ference
died ut his home In ThorndAle, Chester
County, Pa, on last Saturday evening
Ut the age OF 80 MIR. Gregg took charge
of Thorndale Circuit last March, and
minist@ red there until he WAS com.
PEELED TO abandon his labors on sccoun;
OF the development OF disease, cancer OF
this stomach, which termin ated bis lie
Of usefulness.
He was born In Faye.te County. Pa ,
10 1928, and while On visit TO some
relatives In Wilmington in 1913 be
was converted and Joined the church He
travelled In 1864 upd or the Rev. Charles
Hi in Acconao County, and the next
yt sr, 1855, he was admitted ON uial ln
1887 10 was ordained az Q deacon and
as An elder In 1859. He travelled Berlin
Circuit, Worcester County aud hlled
several Other appointments on the
Peninsula, bat when the confsrepce
was divided, he fell to the Philad, lphia
Conference, In which lie remained
until his Cesth.
Hr Gregg was very earnest worker
IN the church and was q man OF con
siderable force OF character and ability.
te possfssed powerful physique. md,
like Peter Gar right, he hssitAtod not TO
use little physical force to sublue dis
turbsnces aud preserve order when
other means failed. Where his physi
cal strength and courage was known lie
had no trouble, as theIe were nooe who
cared about coming In physical con tact
with him. He WIS q chaplain Of toe
l27th Pennsylvania Volunteers, and
vas hospital chaplain for y time IN the
Department OF II o Gulf.
Nv len he returned from the South he
became IN auth u and wrote = bojk OF
his experiences in the South, which had
considerable sale. He married Miss
Bryson OF Lsreas:er County, daughter
Of Mrs 9. A. Bryson, now Gf Oxford,
She died number OF years ago, lesv.
ing two sons. who now alRo mourn the
death OF their father. His funeral tor.
VICES will take place this aftcrnoon at 2
O'Clock at the Church of the Messiah,
Philadelphia, church where no for
merry Ger yed az pastor.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

The Large store room in the Ipsonst
Temple. formerly occupied by Psncogs
Allen, Is offered for rent.
Cspfsin Hall, keeper OF tie Hos
Island Light, near Bii,toi Ferry, Rho6
Is AND, committed suicide yesserd J
morning by jumpiug overheard.
John 7. PARKER AMI Samuel w. Par
k2r have taken out letters testament
on tle estate OF JOIN Parker, late o
Mil Creek Hundred.
Two freight trains collidod early Oh
Tuesday morning near Dubois, Georgia
wrecking the locomotives. A tram,
was killed and ons OF the engineers 10
jnred. The injured engineer and hi
brennan are supposed to have bee,
asleep.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

Our Guinet Black Silks
and Surahs still at the low
prices. The rise in the silk
market will make you pay
more soon.
Are you going to buy car
pets this spring ? Every
thing in our carpet room is
IN favor of the early carpet
buyer. Do you realize our
stock of Carpets-no such
stock was ever here; our
prices we guarantee, and but
few places show such an as.
lsor.meat.
Tapestry Brussels, SOC
65c, 75c, Body Brussels
zoe, 81, $I.25.
We had 200 haasocks-tht
prices were 81 for Brussels
$3.50 for Moquette. We re.
duced the Brussels to SOC
and they are gone. We re
duced the Moquette to 75c
and they have not gone a
last as we like a reduced
thing to go-therefore 20,
now get the Moquettes a
l50c.
| VIM. B. SHARP & co
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

An OIL physician retired from practice
having ns1 placed In his hands by an Ia Il
india missionary the formula of simr 10
vegetable remedy for The speedy and perm =.
nent cure OF Consumption. Bronchitis, Ca.
tsrrh, Asthna and all throat and Lung
affections. also poe tive and radical cure
flr nervous Debility and al Nervous Com.
clral I've poge. s in III ousands OF cases. ba,
felt 1t HE DUTY 10 B'ake IL known to his
suffering fellows. Actuatsd by this motive
ard desire 60 rei'sve human suffering,
WIZ send tree OF enarge to all who desire IL
this recipe, iu German, French or yngIish
with full directions Tor preparing and using
Sent by mail By addiess ing with stamp
naming this papsr, W. A. MOVES, I4g Pow
or's Block, Rochester, n. Y. 1y-e0w.w
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
FIFTH conn
AsDILL's BIZ,
Mr.. Asdiiis Count, Gonna.
-Oieomars,,,sa'ss

Mr.. Asdin's COUNTY -.
| -ol'om.rrsr,aas's'
Down, Feb. s-N, y
duced HE three conn.,. Mn
day In the House. IT,. slons
force in 1891. aud proves ,Is sc'
years and . salary Of 4, u ~ ~
missioner II elected N,M.
Mr.. hedill thinks b. ,'e ~ y
great saving may be ma .ah
present system tbe .' v
nearly 20 600 . Yea, v0'. q
Mes the salary lim,, saiA
with the othor cots ~. ~ vi
not amount to over 81 Ca c''r
Under the present 4 (, t s,s,.
OF the county are rather ' Ie ..
and being but three ns 'U'' I.
business 1t viii reouI,s a. ~, v
attendance, and great, 'asiu
given to the expepdI,n,se ais
morcys. Then where tSss.a
members each memhs, 1eie N
sonsl favor c ne lis cop,,i H.. 9
hundreds, and 70 CRAFTY M. a y!
Is very frequently made :, ~. Y,
other sections fix the dn,i ~ W.
missioDers in plain tenn. ",
duties nj the asses,ors s. "a
The bill will be strongly ~, lug :
Medill. but jnst What d. ~" ",
will be hard 70 tell a. hi. ~, as
The Oleomargarine Mn 'a y.
the COMMITTEES TO day aud i.
OF farmers was bea,s
subject The farmers n,,.i
sage Of the bill a. n so
The idea that 1t will !r:,s Nv !!
OF butter to poor person WIN y
as the real farm probe,
the end The passage NJ ~
have no effect upon the mn, |.
Whatever. II only the he Y.
were used there would IA ~,
to oleomarRarine, but Bl
OF II Is used 10 It's cYrr.'s
making 1t deletsrious 10 -
tssts that have been msdsS,rs
OF selected specimens, and y.
basis from which to Judge.
The coal conbiDatlou ,s.,a
Senator McWhorier psrsG N.
to-day and the commi|t.a ~
work on Saturday. They I'M |.
Wilmington and there le,, "a
Just what will DO aocoIu tll,,Js
at this time to judge. Wtrs
ties arrived at will refu,e % |,
Information Is broadly lb.In,s
committee may on The o.hsf mi
pei Information by threais,Iu
woke charters OF thoee corc:n,s
incorporated.
Tho Ser ate TO day concurJ
Houte, joint resolution for On,
to view the route of tbs lp.lr
and Assavoman Bay cara.
The canal 10 two miles N lsr,a
The Roverpm ent has made 81 M
alton for It. provided a clTa
given for the ground. Tx nsI
Will view the elite Itx, Ers n
what parties will give tue n,a,a
Tree And what ones VII. k.u
paid.
The governor to-day aDparr
following staff 1fii GERS: BlI;aatw
era George Lodge fer inspscoria
Bfiaadier General JAc,6 A. Iu
luartermaster general; Go 0ud q
n. ID. Hart, quartz rma.te, To-
Jastle County; Colonel Benz. Ti1
N. d Quartermaster for Kent d
Aud Colonel Everett +. H!cSnl
.erm II ter for Sussex County.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
10000 READY.

just that number OF Read.
ing RI. r. employees ready
to strike, ssy the daily pa
pers. They are but waiting
Tor TIE word. So arc we.
One word from you and we
strike off one-half the price
of one OF Our bargain suits,
or an overcoat, ard tn e
goods are yours. That's
about the most sensible way
to strike-strike for the best
you can : ct for the money.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
VM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market SIS,

FRENCH SATINEs-Ou
spring offering Of these
more than ever desirable
goods is now completed, and
we offer a choice assortment
Of the newest and best de.
signs in the most celebrated
makes. Our line is very
complete, of the newest i'm
portations, and selected with
the greatest care; altogether
the most elegant stock Of
Satines we ever have shown,
A pleasant featur, occurs
in mourning satines-an IL
regular figure shot be-
tween them, with an almost
Iimperceptible heliotrope dot,
making a very pretty change
from the ordinary mourning.
All kinds OF combinations
and colorings make an unu-
sually desirable selection.
We also show the fine
Monogram Satines.:of Ameri
can make, which are IN
surpassed tor the prioe-a5c.
For the best patterns we
would advise an early Sc
lection.
Ladies' Underwear. We
sell none but good. Our
underwear is selected on
two cardiral principles
good material and god
workmanship, the very best
we can find. Starting on
that principle you can buy
it as plain or as much
worked as individual taste|
may prefer, but il YOU were
to come to the store, buy
your muslin and edging or|
insertions, 20 home and
make it up, you would have
no better garments than vel
can give you al.eady made |
with all that trouble and
time saved--lry it, and see|
our underwear.
Muslin Skirts, Eve tucks, 44c.
Muslin Chemisc, plain, 25c.
Muslin Drawers, tucked, 25c.
Muslin Corset Covers, trimmed, 25c.
Muslin Night Dresses, tucked, soc.
From that up to S2.5oI
trimmed and inI
cambria.
Also combination reform
suits, $I.25 to S2.25. |
English cheviot suitings,
81 inches wide, six shades
tans and grays--a very de-
sirable and durable suiting,l
neat and pretty 81
A few high grade crinkles
left-Ioc. from 25c. |
What we have left oil
boys fall and winter over
coats are reduced half andl
one-tbird.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
A GARD.

To oil who are suffering from the er
rors and indiscrf tions of youth, rervou
weakness. early decay, loes OF man hood
&c, will seDd a reoipe that will cur,
yon, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea
remedy was discovered by o nissionar
in South America Sand n self adore ss
ej envelope to the REV. JOSEF 4
ISMAN. B alton ID, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

The well.known evahso.cp
Thomas Needham, Will pard d
Sunday morning in the aJ,oStly
Church, and will preach ~ LID
week or two. Rev. u ~ wis N
Philadelphia will preach w. .n I'D
and Prof. Heath to.morr9",o all
An invitation Is extende'
land
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

|KENNARD&C
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS
| AND NAPKINS.
| We are now
opening our New
Linens, and among
the many lots will
be found some very
fine and desirable
bargains in Linen
Goods.
A fair, half bleach
ed Table Linen at
% cents; a better,in
|Damask style, at 81
cents.
A heavy German
plaid at 374c; a first
class heavy Damask
at soc; at 624c
something worthy
your attention; at
Is, So, ST and $l.lO|
superb goods; 6S to|
~ inches wide and|
splendid quality.
In Towels, the|
lines are full and
complete, from al
good bargain at l2c|
up to fine Damask
at IS and 81 cents.
Napkins in all varie-|
ties at low prices.
We endeavOr tO]
give full value for|
every cent spent
with us, and guar
antee full satisfac.|
ton in every way.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

- Fine Horses. .-s
Any one wishing 70 purchase dne
young horse should attend the sale of
Trinble & Derrick son, near Parry's
Tavern, Brar dy wine Hundred, on
Wed nesday, the 10th inst.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
DI led.

MIyLINaTCN--I this city on the 7th In.
slant, Miss Kettle =. Millington. aged ~
years.
Relatives and friends ars invttsf 70 attend
the funeral from her late 70 iidenoe, sil West
Third sweet, on Thursday AFTERNOON q
OF o'c.o ck. lntsfmsnt 1t W Wilmington and
Brsudywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
Eellgious ylsliatiops,

Delaware Avenue BAPTIST.
held q good large an1iencs las,
hear the addresses of Rsv. Wul
Tor aud Rsv. DR.. G1rrie, tie
st. Luke's Protestant EpiswplI
OF Philadelphia, on chula TIAia
from family TO family izl,.la
condition, color or cred Rev.
Lindsay, OF the Fin. prasl
church, presided at tts ID
Amongst the ministers noted
we're Rev. DR.. Nixon, Rev DIN
Rev. b. II. Latrobe, Rsv Dr.
Todd, Rev. j. L. Es,iln, b.
Boothe, Rev. DIR. Cook, Rev W.
berry, Rev DR.. Keigwia I'D
Charles &c. Murray.
The meeting was opentd BY "A
E. Murray reading poriiou' II
tnre, which was followed b. rnr
Rev. j. l.. Estlip.
mr. Lindsay said that tns .
was held for the puIposs d
about the best mode VI resctl
people TO induce them 10 s,itrda
and he had the pleasure oil ilGa]
Q the audience Rev. W, R n
Philadelphia Mr.. Taylor ~
many years pat miIisteIs
meetings were held once o1as
not until DIR. Matlack read
upon How to reach the VI
were active measures taken 70 I
plan Of hout Q to house gisiUl
active operation.
The present plan divides ny
Philadelphia into four seetion'i n
by Broad and Market streets hl|
manic wn, Frankford, Brld.sll|
stitutipg separate districts. IA
week In January was CON usln,
round, by leaving . card Of lla.
in each family; second, q iiiM1
eft, and then follow the visl'spj
tho com mittee OF the distf!c. y
ministers. A record is kept oID
sstions and the persons yisi'ea /,
the name and residence 10 eatSn
column. the language In ano'Ass !.
color, rumber OF children ID =
school, church attendance a' !.
General remarks are made ID '
column. =.
nil. Tsy lor has found thai "
las worked well, with an lnc'Sss
tendance at church and Sunday !
DR.. Currie. Of Bt. Luke's ei ~
Episcopal Church, being lnu ',
gave his experience in the W. w.
business in v hich he was aos '.
gagged, and In which BIO ntu !.
great encouragement. AT tls /.
ais remarks the ministers pIesss,
supplied with visitation b, nN y,
city has been divided into -v u,
each of which will be In Inc ",
1ne Clergyman and a con- mi''"
from his ow II congregation ~,
Visiting will commence W. W,
snd IL 10 expected that the vVti !,
com D leted by the 6rst SuioeN !"
stsUe OF tho Tempsratu''
1t she R1FupLIoAN ofice II !, ~
! o'clock 10 O'clock
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
-
Creamery

Butter, $50 f; cream, y; H. na I; VI!
akim milk, s; butter milk 1opsss
cream, 10 cents per 9ur,h ard !
z o. m. to $50 p. m. -FOUR"
ley. -ru|
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

Any one having Q hign ,bsssr y
pose Of can hear OF pa as
dressing II. W., this omoe'
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

"KOusn o. Bile" Pills.
hmsii FranuIes, small dose, big re-
suits, aleosanl In operation, don't dis
burt toe stomach. 25c. 81
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

Tomorrow promises to o. I'M NM i
rather colder; Friday, falf W. IN
ten perature. South wfse ta
winds Will probably pfeV'N
next three days.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
New on Store.

The Cotter OIL Co (Limited,) II
6h pley street, wholesale dealers in a
kinds aud grades of oils.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

LfOR EENT-pH s. STUR3 2ls MAR.
:. ket street, with the st0rs fixtures.
81 IN good JnditiOn. Ii. u. WALKER,
eO2 Sh ipley street Ii
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

nlVIDEHD-A DIVlDESD Has BEEN
- declared By the MaIsgo.s OF the VIII
mlngton * Philadelphia turnpike 90. OF 80
CENTS per share, payable On inc 18TH insL., at
tho usual place. Joe. TGTkALL,
W-ID! Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

NHoR RENr-ROUMS SUIrA BILE FOR
- housekeeping. Inquire at s2l Orange
eueot 10 zts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

nay ANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOE
Nv general housework. at TO az East
Sixth streets. 1871
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

GALtSMEH WAETED-TO SELiI A
~ iuli limo Of fruit and ornamental treLs
ana o'Ler nutssry staok. For particulars
tor, N. Y. ~ 3Ieod
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

ENhN rEU-A LADY WISHES AM
w unfurnish6d 21d story iroat room, in
ihe central or westera past VI tAs city. I'D
dress K, this Cfh :e It's
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

htsUs OF the Tempef""
1t she R6fupLIoAN ofice u !, ~ 4
: o'clock 10 O'clock
30 45o
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09

aTOR SALk-AS The SUBsOhIkEk Is
~ rehuqulshirB the dairy business, he
oders 10: s4le several DICE freah cows and
forward springeTs. Also 3 hives Ct Itt.tan
bees. J. IL. DnLNGLUHST, Marsh al!'on,
beL nge, ga tu.st
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-02
To the Women.

Young or old. II you are suffering from general de-
bllity OF the system, headache, backache pain in
one or both sides general lassitude, bearing down
pains IN the abdomen, flashes Of heat pslpitation
OF the heart, smothering In the breast, falntinG
sensations, nervous debility, coughing, neuralgia,
WAKE, loss Of power, memory and appetite,
weakness OF private nature barrenness, we
VIII guarantee to cure you with from to pack
ages OF the treatment. As a uterine tonic ii has
no equal. = -
M~~ Young, middle-aged and old. single or
uvsOul married. 1t is sure cure for dyspep-
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prostration resulting from indiscretions of youth
or excuses OF maturer years, over work of the
brain, and 1t has no equal for curing all forms OF
nervousness and bashfulness. caused by oysr-in-
dulgence, excess r impotence. 1t has been used
successfully in thousands of cases by both men
and women, and is the best medicine known for
the Impairment Of the provocative powers and re-
storing vitality We will guarantee that three
packages Will cure the worst case of debility
causing dinness of sight, defective memory ayer-
sion to society, want of ambition, loss of power,
etc. Each package Of Turner's Treatment con-
talns all medicines necessary for over months
treatment with full and complete instructions how
to exercise. diet, battle, etc. One box cures Ca
tarrh.
PRICE Turner's Treatment per package. 81.
three packages 50. sent prepaid on receipt of
price. Thousands of cases of diseases mentioned
above have been cured with one package and
showing as we do its wonderful curative effects.
the Treatment having been used in private prac-,
uce for over 30 years in st. Louis, we will give
the Following written guarantee: With each or
der for three boxes. accompanied by 81 we will
the TREATMENT does not effect cure Send
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l.. Blake Co., Sixth and MARI ct streets, 81,
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-02
Notice of Forfeiture.

To S. B. Miller. NJ. D., and his repre- sentatiyes:
You are hereby notified that we have expenasd
one hundred dollars $1,000 in labor and improve
ments upon the Rising Sun Mining Claim sitn
ated in Bullion, Mineral hill Mining District
Alturas County, Idaho Territory, in order 10
hold said premises under the provisions Of Section
2324, Revised Statutes of the United States being
the amount required to hold the same for the wear
ending December 81. 1885, And If within 30 DAYS
from the service of this notice, within 90 DAYS
after this notice by publication including cost of
publication you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner
your interest in the said claim tbeing one half
and your proportion of this expenditure being
500 Will become the property of the Alba Min,ne
company OF New York under said section 2324
JAMES n. PELLEGRIN,
l0li Bainbridae street
Philadelphia, Pa.
SAMUEL O. CRAIG.
1894 Third avenue
New York City, NY
First publication, January 8. 1897.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-02
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of HALEY precinct. Comfy
o Ola, AltuIss, Territory of Idaho.-E b. Lenmon.
~, plaint,ff, VS. VIM. Harrison, Defendant,
me people OF the United States in the TERRITORY
PENDANT: De
You are hereby summoned to appear before me
az my once III HALEY Precinct in the comfy ~
atufas, Territory of Idaho, within Ave DAYS sfter
.ne date OF the service of this summons upon Won
. an acuon brought against you by the said plain
plaintiff. " "'"-n"iheo
o, Said action is brought to recover the sum of
Slszoo, ss follows $132 .05, which sum ia ali due
icing money paid ont by plaintiff for you at yonr
request; and for 5000, an account due from Won
~ one Funkhouser. and by him assigned 20
pinntin; all of which is more fully sci forth
wi,i &c complaint filed in my Office; or Judgment
WIN De taken against you for the said an1ount
together with costs Of this suit ii you fail 10 an
pear and answer W. "Ai :" aP'
re the sheriff or any Constable Of said comfy
thereof, anu ooe return
's 81 1886 ,ns,,,. =, ;, N; \. MILES. '''''
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yste, Chronic and Nervous Dis.
eases. Affections Of the BLOOD
SKIN, KIDNEYS, BLADDHR
ERUPTIONe, ULCERS, DIN
SORES, Swelling Of the 0lsnda
Sore Mouth, Throat, Bone Pains
permanently cured and eradicsted
from the system for life. -
NERVOUS iR sSs....,,'
Seminal Losses, Sexual Decss
Mental and Physical weak.
ness. Falling Memory, Wesf
Eyes, Stunted Development, In.
pediments 10 Marriage, etc .
from excesses or youthful folliss.
or any cause. speedily. ssfely and